LESSON 2: MOMENTS IN THE PAST

 




SIMPLE PAST TENSE.


1. First, let's watch the video about the uses of ed in the infinitive form of the verbs and their pronunciation. 

2. Secondly, let's write in a Google doc, what verbs you remember from the video, at least you will write 5 verbs in infinitives with their past tense. 



3. Finally, you will play a match game in which you will have to guess the past time of each verb in Infinitive. 

GAME



4. If you have questions, you can ask your teacher whenever you want. 

As an extra, if you still do not recognize irregular verbs, this video will help you.







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